RW_FlirET: ReVuePro: RW_FlirET

Description Usage Arguments Details Examples

View source: R/RW_FlirET_function.R

Description

A culmination function to decrypt radiometric JPGs (rJPGs) captured using a FLIR Vue Pro R camera, convert units of infrared radiation (kW/m2) to units of temperature (degrees Celsius), and construct a RAW file using IEEE754, single point format to encode temperature information. Highly similar to function RW_FLIR, however, calls upon an external CSV for ambient temperature values.

Usage

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RW_FlirET(
  source,
  destination,
  pwidth = 336,
  pheight = 256,
  P_R1 = 17096.453125,
  P_R2 = 0.04351538,
  P_B = 1428,
  P_F = 1,
  P_O = -55,
  emiss = 0.98,
  OD = 1,
  AT_Path,
  transmit = 1,
  hum
)

Arguments

source

A path to the folder containing radiometric JPGs (rJPGs) to be rewritten. There is no default input.

destination

The path to a folder at wish you would like to save your rewritten, Vue Pro radiometric JPG (rJPG).

pwidth

The width, in pixels, of the thermal image. Default is 336.

pheight

The height, in pixels, of the thermal image Default is 256.

P_R1

Planck_R1 from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". A callibration constant, specific per FLIR camera. This can be determined using 'exiftool.exe', produced by Phil Harvey. Default is 17096.453125.

P_R2

Planck_R2 from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". A callibration constant, specific per FLIR camera. This can be determined using 'exiftool.exe', produced by Phil Harvey. Default is 0.04351538.

P_B

Planck_B from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". A callibration constant, specific per FLIR camera. This can be determined using 'exiftool.exe', produced by Phil Harvey. Default is 1428.0.

P_F

Planck_F from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". A callibration constant, specific per FLIR camera. This can be determined using 'exiftool.exe', produced by Phil Harvey. Default is 1.0.

P_O

Planck_O from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". A callibration constant, specific per FLIR camera. This can be determined using 'exiftool.exe', produced by Phil Harvey. Default is -55.0.

emiss

Emmissivity from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". The relative energy that is emitted (or radiated) from the surface of the object in the image, compared to that emitted from a blackbody in equivalent conditions. This value must lay between 0 and 1. Default is 0.98.

OD

obj_distance from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". The distance between the thermal imaging camera and object to be measured within the image. This value is expressed in metres. Default is 1.0 metres.

AT_Path

A path to an XLSX or CSV file containing ambient temperature and time at which ambient temperature was collected. Currently, this package supports formatting produced by WeeButton(TM) software, or outputs from the "CButtonFile", or "CButtonDate" functions (from the ReVuePro package).

transmit

wind_transmittance from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". The relative amount of light transmitted though a window between the thermal imaging camera and object in question. This value must lay between 0 and 1, with a default value of 1.

hum

humidity from function "Rad_Temp" in package "ReVuePro". Relative, atmospheric humidity at the time if image character. This value is expressed as a percentage, and therefore should lay between 0 and 100.

Details

Note that RAW files will be written such that their creation date matches that of the parent JPG. Furthermore, this function calls upon Microsoft Powershell, and is therefore currently limited to Windows users.

Examples

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source = "C:/MyJPGs"
destination = "C:/MyRAWs"
tempdata = "C:/Temperature_Data/ExperimentTemp.xlsx"
RW_FlirET(source = source, destination = destination, pwidth = 336, pheight = 256, P_R1 = 17096.453125, P_R2 = 0.04351538,
                 P_B = 1428.0, P_F = 1, P_O = -55.0, emiss = 0.98, OD = 1.0, AT_Path = tempdata, hum = 30) 

joshuakrobertson/R-Package_ReVuePro documentation built on June 2, 2020, 8:23 p.m.